@Heavenly_Race_ I'm going to see your call and raise: I consciously adapt my register when the person is at a different level below me, so they can understand me. Well, I make sure to not deply my rhetorical set pieces that depend on a more broad knowledge base than what is average.
If you're hand rolling an observer list with raw pointers and manual unsubscribe, stop
This exact pattern can take down production systems. A listener gets destroyed, nobody tells the signal, and now you're debugging a segfault at 3 AM. There's a better way ๐งต๐
Bitcoin-Core: The Self-Sealing Institution
The protocol's repository owners are an abandoned institution operating behind a functional maintenance facade.
https://t.co/BsCxtAkMOs
@megamor2 I ran a red-team tool called the Advocatus Diaboli on the first paper "From Directions to Regions..." and I would be curious to know if the results are meaningful (standard warning about AI output applies)
https://t.co/xq9cblD9m3
Boost.Decimal โ IEEE 754 decimal floating point for C++
Significands stored in base-10, not binary. No more representation errors. No more rounding hacks
decimal32_t ยท decimal64_t ยท decimal128_t. Plus fast non-IEEE variants for when you need throughput over strict conformance
Full <cmath>, <charconv>, <format>, and rounding mode support. Header-only. No dependencies. C++14 and up
If you've been using integers or fixed-point to dodge binary FP in finance, embedded, or scientific code, this is the real fix
@adamfisk@gbildson Working on a book at the moment... took a little break from C++. Check out my latest project https://t.co/XJ6HFyvMpu (being worked on by my team).